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9. -. That a permit be obtained from District for the drainage plan. .. Rice Creek Watershed 10. That the final plans for the 36-unit future phase oP senior housing in the northwest corner of the site be designed essentially as shown on the PUD site plan. This meane that the use will be for senior housing with some assisted care provided, that there will be adequate parking in the location shown, that the building will be one story and essentially of the size and location shown, and that the design and architectural character of the building be compatible with the other two new buildinqs. Compliance with these issues ahall be determined by the City Development Review Committee. If the Development Review Committee believes that the design does not fit within these quidelines, this portion of the project will be referred to the Planning Commission and City Council for an amendment to the PUD. 11. That the final plans for the future Colleqe Suilding in the northeast corner of the site be designed essentially as shown on the PUD 5ite plan. This means that the use will be for coliege-related function� for Northwestern College, which might include classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, adult education, radio studio (but not a tower or antenna), student services, or similar uses. It means that there will be adequate parking for the uses on site above and beyond the parking needed Por the adjacent student housing. If this parking is provided in a parking deck or ramp, the stzucture will meet all applicable setbacks and vill be constructed of hiqh quality materials oompatible with the design of the other buildinqs in the PUD, and will be adequately landseaped on all sides, especially toward Snelling Avenue. Compliance with these issues shall be determined by the City Development Reviev Committee. If the Development Review Committee believes that the design does not fit within these quidalines, this portion of the project will be referred to the Planning Commission and City Council for an amendment to the PUD. 12. That ovnership of the Simpson parcel be finalized before any final approvals are given for the PUD that might affect that property. A plan for interim use of the parcel should be developed and reviewed by staff. 13. That as much vegetation as possible along the creek be left intact.